Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-28
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. JANUARY, q. 1887

No. a. BY Mr.. MENTZER-- TO amend
subdivision one of section $50, of chapter
2B, of the penal code.
No. Us. BY Mr.. GILBERT-Amend
chapter l4O, of session laws of 1885.
No. 76. By Mr.. STEWART, of Walsh
saeai, Lo amend M section Of chapter I2e of the
No. Y. By Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Bur-
leigh (Dy request IA bill for act to pro-
vide for the collection and compilation of
statistics. 6! Il:
No. 7S. By the committee on counties
TO establish and define the boundaries of
Morton counties.
SECOND READING OF COUNCIL BILLS.
The message from the council announc-
ing the passage of the billfo the benefit of
firemen was taken up and read first time.
No 10. Read and referred to the ju-
No. 81. Referred to the committee on
public lands. G -.
No. so. Referred to the committee on ju-
dietary. NJ VIII.
HOUSE BILLS.
No. 81. Referred to the committee on
warehouses.
No. 6S. Referred to the committee on ju-
dietary. 0 Il.
No. SO. Referred to the committee on ed
ucatiOn. ..'h ,5
No. 70. Referred to the committee on ed
ucatiOn. ~
A communication was received from the
secretary OF the territory transmitting the
reports of the several sheriffs of this terri
tory so far as they have reported. s."
THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
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ment of Fort Abraham Lincoln. Passed
ayes, ~; nays. none.
House Bill No. 29, having been made the
special order for 3 o'clock, ON motion the
house went into committee of the whole,
Mr.. Roger in the chair, for its considera-
ton.
The bill relates to tax receipts and had
been reported back from the committee on
judiciary with amendments.
Mr.. AlKENS explained the action of the
committee, and moved that the amend
ments recommended by the committee be
adopted.
The motion prevailed.
Mr.. BURNHAM moved that when the
committee Of the whole rise it report the
bill back to the house with the recommen-
dation that the bill do pass.
The motion prevailed, and ON motion the
house rose from committee Of the whole,
and the bill having been reported back to
the house, on motion of Mr.. DOdUS, the
report was adopted and the bill as amended
was read third time and passed
ayes, 43; nays, 2.
An informal recess was then taken.
On re-assembling Mr.. Aikens was granted
unanimous consent to Introduce bill.
The bill Is for an act repeating chapter
ninetynine OF the general laws of 1883.
MIR. HOBART was granted unanimous
consent TO introduce bill. The bill is for
an act to require county treasurers to
deposit funds in designated repositories.
Mr.. WASZMUTH. chairman of the
| committee ON printing, was granted unani-
nous consent TO make report, and reported
i'll favor of the printing of 200 copies OF
Longs Hand Book, and the appropriation
of 1926 as compensation for the manuscript
and the printing of the same.
Mr.. WHITE moved that the report be
accepted.
Mr.. GREENE moved to amend by adding
'and adopted bnt subsequently withdrew
the amendment.
The motion was then adopted.
Mr.. STEWART, of Fall River, by un-
| animons consent, introduced a resolution,
| and officials of the house shall be at the
| rate heretofore fixed by resolution.
On motion of Mr.. Aikens the resolution
| was adopted.
A message from the council announced
that that body had refused to recide from
| its amendment to the joint resolution for the
| purchase of Levisee codes, and asked a COM
! mittee of conference.
! On motion of Mr.. Williams, of Burleigh,
the request was complied with. and the
chair appointed as conferees on thespart of
the house. Messrs. Williams of Burleigh,
| Aikens and Burnham.
The message also transmitted a joint res
| olution providing for certain public print
| ing, and making appropriation for the
the acts of Henry Krogh as notary pub
| lie.
| The speaker announced that the recep-
| ton to Judge Church, which was to have
! been held this evening, was, on account of
unavoidable circumstances, indefinitely
| postponed.
The house then at 4:35 adjourned.